conferences of miley and lloyd austin, i'm listening and the other one is actually talking about the time factorat should we say, don't waste time, you need to be faster and more active, and so on, why is the time factor coming to the fore now? let's say yes, the reaction to the fatigue of europe, the understanding that the resources are actually enough for one powerful offensive there , the risks of some kind of restoration of the russian federation from the point of view of its defense potential, why is it now? it seems to me that the main thing is that the resources that the united states and europe have allocated for the support of ukraine, they have been calculated somewhere between the fall and the blue, and according to these calculations, all plans were made and training was carried out. well, in general, this war is planned. it is clear what will happen next year . but this does not mean that it is necessary to win in ukraine. means that if this war is not finished by the fall, it will mean that with the united states and europe and our other partners, we will have to again solve the is

this is a one-time factor because , uh, due to the fact that we could not import to other countries from european union and from turkey . that's it, uh, of course, prices rose the only market. where could you bring a cucumber this season? it was the russian federation, where it is not regulated, of course, the conjuncture played its price as a whole increased, but here, uh, very good competition for imported cucumbers, but our belarusian ones, which were almost twice as cheap, had it. and if we have such cucumbers of ours, because we will produce. more than that, we will always be able to balance the price of imports and the domestic market and achieve a real fair competitive price in this greenhouse business, they know thoroughly how to grow a good harvest from november, cucumbers are sold to retailers for 5 rubles. 15 kop. but close all demand, of course, for now difficult, but here you can confidently grow all the strawberries are harvested all year round, and the volumes, of course, are small, but it turns out from eggplant peppers. yes, and greenery for every taste in the plans of t

great job done next year, and the resources and money we spend on management let's look at the time factor as the fourth and very important factor of management, which, god willing, we will handle. god willing, the health of our colleagues will help to cover the news of the program, and in the previous days , they prepared reports that were broadcast and will definitely come today, and you will be able to broadcast live. the news of this great event for the people of abadan the reader informs the people what the specialized field will be in this hospital and in which service department and men, the latest developments in cell therapy and the latest developments in advanced transplant surgeries , all the works that are already known to science and in our country that are performed in some hospitals. imam khomeini hospital has not been done yet, and this hospital is designed in such a way that we can speed things up, as well as the technology that we had before , the hybrid operating room, the mri operating room, and there, next to the operating table, we can download brain surgery that we w

researchers analyzed nearly all pregnancies in california over a nine-year period for the first time factoring in both race and income the findings money didn't matter in maternal health care and during child birth, even the richest black women are more likely to die than the poorest white women. >> take it as an opportunity. >> reporter: dr. camilla philips is not surprised. what's this about? >> this is about racism we are still dealing with institutions, people, and their biasses. >> reporter: some people would say that's dramatic. how can you say that it's racism when black women are going to the same hospitals that white women are going to in large measure and they're receiving the same kind of care, aren't they? >> so i would argue that women of color and in particular black women are not receiving the same type of care, even in the same institutions. >> reporter: she says some doctors often don't take black women's concerns about their health as seriously as white women's. they're not listening, particularly to women of color. >> particularly women of color there are terms that often ma

biggest challenge that i had with designing this home was based basically centralized around the time factor. so balancing bed and also balancing other plans because this home is a 10 key kind of project. so we started from ceilings. everything that you see in this house was tamar. ah, tell us how you brought the natural aesthetic into the pieces that he used in the home. yes. so it cleared off with the ceiling in the garage. we actually took of a would that be found in this home and we used it on the ceiling and also in the living area ceiling we went with a, a natural wood. so it's basically a thermal would. it's very, very natural. we used it on the ceiling, who also used it awful painting to, to divide the space is the wine cellar was a part of the brief. yes i and that they wine cello as a 1200 believes. so we then designed the wine cellar, but the space was so huge are after the design after bay are 3 d designs. and i'm with then fled into the gland to see this that the space is too big to just use the walls on the less feather. i enjoy the space by incorporating something like a gamin

basically, centralized around the time factor. so balancing bed and also balancing other glands because this home are, is a 10 key kind of project. so we started from ceilings, everything that you see and is ours was. would tamar, ah, tell us how you brought the natural aesthetic into the pieces that you used in the home? yes, so it put it off with the ceiling in the garage. we actually took cafe. would that be found in this home? and we used it on the ceiling and also in the living area ceiling, we went with a natural wood. so it's basically a thermal would. it's very, very natural. we used it on the ceiling, who also used it awful pennington to, to divide the space. is the wine cellar? was it part of the brief? yes i and that they wines and o as each wiley probably. so we then designed the wine cellar, but the space was so huge. ah, after the design of tubby, our 3 d designs, and are we then fled into the gland to see this the, the space is too big to just, um, use the walls only less feather. ah, enjoy the space by incorporatin

the time factor in the implementation of this decision plays a key role, and finally.e under the government of the state commission. yes , whatever the government is going to decide, but it must create a special body. it is an analogue of the rut. today there are already such studies in the government. they have worked a huge amount with the help of anti-tech solutions that just today the facts of the lord are working. in fact , moreover, the digital state plan itself is planned to be launched already in the twenty- third year. so make under it to the structure. i'm not this is not my competence, but on my opinion. this is what we need. why do we need to do this, because anyway we still live in nu in those concepts that are not characteristic of this period. here recently. i read that the ministry of culture. uh, but forbade, uh, the companies to show films related to the fact that there is no license there, well, and so on. well, it's them where do they live in what in what? in what world they are present, but if a war is waving against us, she will forget, what are t

there is nothing catastrophic yet, but it is necessary to take into account and understand this time factor in the long term, it will not play in favor of the growth of this support well, let's say if russia fails to some other terrorist actions, god forbid, with some tragic consequences, because this is also related to the increase in the level of support, the main thing for us now is to increase the pace of supplies in ukraine in ukraine of the weapons that ukraine is asking for and to actually expand the range of weapons that ukraine wants from our partners, and this will be decisive for the dynamics of the war in ukraine, at least in the company in the spring and summer of this year, mrs. yulia, i was not going to ask you this question but you said about hungary and it's quite interesting, it's good news for us, but regarding hungary , yesterday the minister of foreign affairs of this country petersierta said that kyiv and budapest are preparing the visit of viktor orban, the prime minister of hungary to kyiv, when it will take place it is not known why petros clearly said that they are

catastrophically, there is nothing yet, but you need to pay attention to this and understand this time factore long term, it will not play in favor of the growth of this support well let's say if russia does not resort to some other terrorist actions, god forbid, with some tragic consequences, because this also has a relationship and correlation with the increase in the level of support for us, the main thing now is to increase the pace of supplying ukraine to ukraine with the weapons that ukraine is asking for and actually expand the line of weapons that ukraine has from our partners, and this will be decisive for the dynamics of waging war in ukraine, at least in the company in the spring and summer of this year, ms. yulia, i did not intend to see you to ask this question, but you said about hungary and it's quite interesting , it's good news for us, but regarding hungary, yesterday the minister of foreign affairs of this country petersierta announced that kyiv and budapest are preparing for the visit of viktor orban, the prime minister of hungary to kyiv when it will take place is unknown,

all of our specialists back on time factor. i mean look, guns are, does a lacrosse, and tradesman having it all made that's possible. that's and that we would like to thank you for that sir. german has law all our shots addressing the german parliament a year after germany circles its tightened vendor. this a dramatic shift in defense and foreign policy that was prompted by the war in ukraine. our chief political correspondent, nina hossa, is a at the buddhist target, has been listening in a welcome nina ups was your 1st impression of what we heard from the chancellor. well, i think this is a speech that will be good for history books because essentially you heard the german chancellor defend his strategy when it came to germany's reaction after russia's full scale invasion. we'll remember that 3 days after russia launched that large scale invasion last year, it will have showed stood here in parliament and delivered a very big speech announcing a lot of promises. essentially, also re adjusting decades of german foreign policy

e was largely determined by one-time factors, especially noticeable. this showed up in prices.ctronics building materials. furniture, individual food products. economic activity in the country continues to grow, noted elvira biullina. among lokomotiv fan noted the manufacturing industry , construction, transport and trade, of course , there are still difficulties with supplies from abroad, but the business is already adapting to new conditions, production is developing, focused on domestic demand, in particular in the automotive textile paper industry. this year , new restrictions on foreign trade began to operate. at the same time, new export routes appear according to updated estimates. central bank of russia's gdp in the twenty-second year fell by 2.1%, let me remind you in february the regulator gave the figure 2.5. the dynamics of gdp in the twenty-second year turned out to be more positive than our estimate at the beginning of this year, as operational indicators show. e , including the indicator of the business climate of the bank of russia business activity continued to

front line is perceived and the enemy can use those troops in another direction, but for us the time factorole today, thank you very much for your comment serhii grabskyi, a military expert, a colonel of the reserve of the armed forces of ukraine , was on radio svoboda well, if you watch us in internet on youtube, like this broadcast, the algorithms work in such a way that if you like more, the more people will see our program, support us in this way. well, continuing the topic about bakhmut the commander of the ground forces of the armed forces, oleksandr syrskyi, stated that the urgency of holding the city of bakhmut in the donetsk region by the defenders only increases , according to him, every day of the city's defense allows the ukrainian military to gain time to prepare reserves and prepare for future offensive operations. yesterday, march 8, russian troops occupy at least 50% of bakhmut , the ukrainian side does not comment on this information , analysts of the institute assume that russian the troops will probably intensify attacks in the northwest and southwest of the city, that is

and even when we reach the dnieper and even uzhgorod nothing will end, they need the time factor, ander citadel they will arrange in another place, which is close to resources in order to then challenge their right to this world, which they are now losing. yes, they are losing. they are losing. they are sacrificing europe to rob europe, because funds are needed in order to build that the world they talk a lot about nuclear weapons, but if you look at them. here are some interesting documents that, by years yes, again, of nuclear policy, their reviews of nuclear policy 2010-2018. and this is the twenty-second year, where these reviews were hidden in another document called, uh, on national security , too. that is, before. it was a separate document. now it has become part of a larger document. that is, they hid it, when we look at the numbers that they indicate in 2010, everything was fine with them. they they built gigantic warhead programs for missiles. uh for medium -range missiles for cruise missiles, everything is fine 2018. uh, they said everything is fine. we defeated trump spok

contact, therefore, on the one hand, they are trying to reconnaissance, and on the other hand, the time factorst them, but the fact that they will nevertheless undertake an offensive is yes, but here, time will tell where it is and intelligence, and in this case, we need to both not overestimate and, most importantly , underestimate them. uh, the potential is not to give their potential now a little publicity, then we will continue. i have been single for 15 years. for some reason, here they are with their father on the ship. theater red will come art will be banned. tell me, are you ranevskaya? you look at this face exclusively. smart man every day solution from vtb vtb card with up to 30% cashback is a reason to rejoice at every purchase, to please someone else to turn ordinary coffee into a pleasant acquaintance and the ability to change plans as it suits you. get a free vtb card for life and every day will become better. go to vtb and everything will work out from me. why are you 6 months old, which is 12, you are also 12. it's just my assistant messed up something, don't worry, i like her

diplomat up to seven thousand because it saves how critical in such a proportion of forces the time factoryr zelenskyy explained to the eu leaders while here in in brussels, the urgent request of the political and military leadership of ukraine for 155-mm projectiles, in particular, to hold the territory and the spring counteroffensive, and in estonia there was a plan to transfer ammunition to ukraine from the warehouses of the member countries, replenish its own stocks by purchasing new ones at joint expense and thereby putting the production of the necessary on the wheels front in ukraine, the toolkit in the perspective of a long-term scheme that did not immediately arouse enthusiasm in the other eu member states in the european institutions and now writes the politiko publication referring to its sources here we are close to an agreement in order to win peace we have to strengthen our defense strengthening it means the development of our industrial capacities and this is an urgent need to support ukraine we would like to see an escalation in the direction of peace but russia continues t

this is a one-time factor because, uh, due to the fact that we could not import from other countries. union from turkey that's it, er, of course, prices have risen and the only market. where could you bring a cucumber this season? it was the russian federation, where it is not regulated, of course, the conjuncture played its price in general increased, but here, uh, very good competition and imported cucumbers. uh, our belarusians provided, which were almost twice as cheap. and if we produce more such cucumbers in ours, then we will always be able to balance the price of imports and the domestic market and achieve a reality of fair competitive prices. in this greenhouse economy, they thoroughly know how to grow a good expression since november, cucumbers are released in various trades of 5 rubles. 15 kop. but for a month it’s simple, of course, it’s still difficult, but here we are sure you can grow all the strawberries are harvested all year round, and the volumes, of course, are small, but it turns out from eggplant peppers. yes, and greenery for every taste in the plans of greenhou

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moreover, this season had to to realize two projects at the same time youth factor buy live and version recorded three executive producers and, of course, the general at the eurovision site what is this live broadcast? somehow difficult to do, but it will be just one concert, and here , uh, eight live broadcasts in a row, the nearest ones understand what it is, hundreds of people work in great tension. and you need to make some decisions quickly with lightning speed, so we are all together, as a rule. here the project has become personal for everyone, because it is about us about our fears and limitless possibilities are the main thing to dream and act. come all set the season. you are not wet on the main air aleksey petrov and alexander a boy who knows every belarusian day of the tragedy in khatyn they burned it together with the inhabitants 80 years ago on march 22, 43 in a small forest village of 26 yards. stopped life in memory about 149 of its inhabitants who died at the hands of nazi executioners, every 30 seconds. the bell is ringing for a long time information about the khatyn p

researchers analyzed nearly all pregnancies this california over a nine-year period, for the first time factoringnd income. the findings, money didn't matter in maternal health care. and during childbirth, even the richest black women are more likely to die than the poorest white women. >> take it as an opportunity. >> reporter: dr. camilla phillips is not surprised. >> what's this about? >> this is about racism. we're still dealing with institutions, people, and their bias. >> some people would say that's dramatic that how can you say that it's racism when black women are going to the same hospitals that white women are going to in large measure, and they're receiving the same kind of care, aren't they? >> so i would argue that women of color and in particular black women are not receiving the same type of care, even in the same institutions. >> reporter: she says some doctors often don't take black women's concerns about their health as seriously as white women's. >> they're not listening, particularly to women of color. >> particularly to women of color, there are terms that often make it into

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time harvesting. the storms forced many growers to push factor harvest time that includes planning. now the problem could get even worse. >> is an interesting dilemma because everybody wanted to drop to be over and we w aneatohech r ttioume. so it's creating some production challenges. >> farmers tell us they hope the state will get better about saving water for the next draft. i really hope that next draft isn't anytime soon. >> we are well above average with now. a consistent storms sweeping into the area. you will co f e storhaen tracking fralmorng ngith heavy pockets of rain sensor is always out to marin county. we continue to see this track to the south. this brings in heavy rain and winds up to 55 miles per hour along that coastline. this is the 10:00 hour all the way to. it's the slow-moving system producing close to two inches . it wraps up around 2:00 hour as it continues to push south into the 5:00 hour and it's starting to dry up near san francisco. seven, 8:00 that's when it dries up everywhere with light lingering showers through the forecast into our early morning tomo

this is the big uncertainty factor timing wise. , real impact on production will happen eventually. the uncertain factor is whether it will happen this year. dani: the other big driver of oil is monetary policy. if we do get a fed and an ecb who are committed to continuing raise rates until something breaks potentially, until a recession hits economies, what will win out as being more important? the tightness in the oil market or a bigger recession for the u.s. and european economies? thu lan: i would consider this as another big downside in this respect of our forecast. but looking at the last couple of months, economic activity, particularly in the u.s. but also europe, have fared much better than anticipated. so the recent trend has been for a stronger economy. right now i am relatively optimistic that this is a risk scenario and not one of the more -- scenarios. dani: thank you so much for joining us. commerzbank's head of commodity research, thu lan nguyen. the world's third-biggest oil services provider is gearing up for expan

warning and i think it suggests the january data was a bit of a fluke, but there was some one-time factorsooks strong on consumer spending, but the moderation in january key for the fed. >> another reminder of how key tomorrow will be there is big news this morning on gm and for that we'll turn to phil lebeau. good morning, phil. >> good morning, carl. general motors will be sending an offer letter basically already has sent an offer letter to the majority of its salaried workforce offering voluntary buyouts. gm is in the midst of cutting about $2 billion, that's the target, in terms of how much money it expects to cut this year essentially it's looking for savings and we've seen this with other automakers where they announced buyouts or layoffs a week and a half ago, general motors said it would be eliminating about 500 salaried jobs around the world as it looks to streamline its operations now we know that company is sending out an offer letter to almost all of its salaried staff saying there will be an offer for a buyout how many take it, how success this is and whether or not this keep

not all of my audience, which has developed over the time of the factor, is suitable, but young peopleliked it. i got a lot of good responses when this experiment was predicted in my social networks. hey, what idea did you get? oh well, how on which one? so let whatever you need to try everything, but whether it shoots or not shoots, we will see this a little later in the future. before participating in the factor, you worked as a programmer in moscow. however, for the sake of the show, you quit your job and moved to minsk for 3 months, this decision was given. it's hard for you. uh. i don’t know, as he says, how difficult the decision was, probably, but here, when there is a desire of the soul, it sometimes happens. eh, some seemingly not pragmatic decisions. ah, the decision, which, as they say, is made without a mind, it allows them to accept everything in the world. this is unstable. you have a stable job with a salary. you go to job, what else do you need, you get good money. and you, in principle, have everything for your twenty-three years there. what else do you need, where are

or at least slightly reduce losses from idle time at the border; now there are too many factors that tch this idle time during the week, and russia this year was well sown with tomatoes and a little more modest cucumbers, that’s why at one moment we saw vegetables on the shelves at a cosmic price, once the circulation of cucumbers on the continent was faster and more plentiful, and because they were sold abroad, europe but now there are such prices for gas and electricity that the economy cannot market, and export prices would be unaffordable for buyers, even if there was something to sell. the largest suppliers in the minsk region are durs, the minsk greenhouse greenhouse plant , the minsk vegetable factory and the zhdanovichi agricultural plant in the vitebsk region, for example, there are two large farms, under the company vitebskenergo and rudakov's enterprise in the brest region in the top greenhouse complex. berestye we still have a lot of vegetable factories and farm estates, the cucumber capital of the country, alshans are considered, where not only large-scale farming has flo

this is explained by two factors . time for the country, but it gave its results, because we sowed quiteell, even during the war, we harvested a good harvest of more than 70 million grains, and the second factor is that our farmers, selling their food, did not receive a market price that's why today everything is suspended and it is still very important that the financing program within the framework of support 579 starts its work, which we actually hope for and there were appeals from leading associations, including the all-ukrainian agrarian council, today we need about uah 40 billion for sowing, this is for an average small agrarian business in order to start active work, that's why we are currently waiting for signals that it will be extended in the near future, but for now everything depends on your own enthusiasm, mr. denys, as far as is known. last year, such a certain thing changed the structure of crops is clear that farmers chose the most profitable possible crops that are directly in demand this year, what is sown and how much will the export potential of ukrainian agricultura

rush to walmart and unleash your potential with force factor. time getting their money back.an: another challenging/embarrassing week for kamala harris. first she could not answer a simple question on the stephen colbert show. >> i have know you love veep. is it accurate? >> there are bits of it that are quite accurate. >> what is the actual role on a daily basis as you finds it. >> i have the privilege of serving with joe biden who is president of the united states. >> that's an excellent answer, the question was, what was the job of the vice president. brian: it gets worse. when she showed up to the march madness game for the alma matre, howard universities, the crowd booed her? iowa. then she thought it would be a good idea to give them a. he talk after the loss. >> i mean, you literally what you have done is an historic proportion. back in the day when we were just happy to be in the game, much less get into this place. >> one twitter user posting this. every team that loses should have to listen to that as punishment. >> they lost the game then had to be subjected to tha

firstly, in the shortest possible time, by identifying the factors and taking a decisive and hands-on approach, the repetition of these unfortunate incidents should be prevented. smartly, we are trying to deprive our dear students of the scientific authority that our dear iran has done throughout the scientific history of the islamic republic in this the country has never had a government throughout its history . they are very afraid of our scientific authority. it is a very big nightmare that in the calculation of the technology of the islamic republic, it acquires the most sensitive technologies. different economic and social alborz is iran because of the frenzy in the cyberspace war and poisoned propaganda and bombardment of religious rumors, today's youth should be careful in the poisoned domain of the enemy in the cyberspace, a sign of the loyalty of our youth, to prove that we can preserve simple values , if when the enemy attacks our border miren is standing in front of the enemy in the war zone, and the americans and zionists are sure that we have become a strong iran, and in

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and even when we reach the dnieper and even uzhgorod nothing will end, they need the time factor, ands in order to then challenge their right to this world, which they are now losing. yes, they are losing. they are losing. they are sacrificing europe to rob europe, because funds are needed for in order to build this world, they also talk a lot about nuclear weapons, but if you look at them, i’m interested in such documents that over the years yes again of nuclear policy, their reviews of nuclear policy 2010-2018. and this is the twenty-second year, where these here, uh, reviews are hidden in another document called uh, well, on national security, too. that is, before. it was a separate document. now it has become part of a larger document. that is, they hid it, when we look at the numbers that they indicate in 2010, they had everything fine. they built gigantic missile warhead programs there. uh for medium-range missiles for cruise missiles, everything is fine 2018. uh, they said everything is fine. we defeated trump spoke. we remember this february 2018. well, then our president spok

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and this the question can be considered for a long time both from all psychological factors and directlym the factors of preparation, but in our country there is no such process that a person is taken from civilian life, torn out of civilian life , for example, mobilization, does this person go as a volunteer or for territorial defense, and so on, there can be different cases of how a person gets into a combat zone, but this does not mean that he went through two weeks of some kind of training on a training ground and was immediately sent to a combat zone, no a of such a level of training does not happen. so, if a person is accepted on the line of fear of a collision, he is a slag. the basic training for conducting hostilities is clear. let's talk now about the army's ability to attack. the study of the war in recent days has recorded a noticeable decrease in the number of attacks in bahmut, allegedly, the offensive forces of the russian federation have lost their offensive potential due to night losses and lives and manpower and techniques if so what do you think should be expected in t

the time factor in the implementation of this decision plays a key role, and finally. must create a special body. it is an analogue of the rut. today there are already such studies in the government. they worked a huge amount with the help of it technology solutions, which are just some kind of state plan work today. yes in fact more in addition, the digital state plan itself is planned to be launched already in the twenty-third year. so make under it to the structure. i'm not this is not my competence, but in my opinion. this is what we need. why do we need to do this, because anyway we still live in nu in those concepts that are not characteristic of this period. here recently. i read that the ministry of culture. uh, but forbade, uh, the companies to show films related to the fact that there is no license there, well, and so on. well, it's them where do they live in what in what? in which v in what world they are present, but if a war is waving against us, it will be forgotten, what reviews? what rights, if it is necessary for the people to show what the people need

factors. and, over time, it leased and sold land to more factors besides different kinds of industries.ow, 160 years after the slave fours, that family still owns a massive amount of property in southern alabama. and that includes a lot of the land surrounding africatown that these factories are cited on, and they have made immense amounts of money from leasing to these factories that have polluted the neighborhood. the families had avoided public attention for the most part since the 1970's, but there are some signs that they might be opening up. host: that's good to hear. i want to go back to earlier when you talked about oral history. how much did oral history. i saw a lot of the history that you did, a lot of those people i know that they have been around and have been fighting for a very long time for not just environmental justice but also to-- for civil rights. how much did oral history play in your research? guest: it played a significant role. i did tend to rely on documentary sources as much as i could. and have to sayi that i found that many of the sentence of the shipmates a

maybe this, and not to my entire audience, which added up during the time of the factor, is suitable,eally liked it. i got a lot of good feedback even when i was betrayed from my social networks this experiment. hey, what idea did you get? oh well, how on which one? so let it be that you need to try everything, but it will shoot or not shoot, we will see this a little later in the future. before participating in the factor, you worked as a programmer in moscow . however, for the sake of the show, you quit and for 3 months. moved to minsk this decision was given. it’s not easy for you, but i don’t know how he says how difficult the decision was, probably, but here, when there is a desire of the soul, it sometimes. eh, some seemingly not pragmatic decisions. ah, the decision, which, as they say, is made without a mind, it allows them to accept everything in the world. this is unstable . you have a stable job with a salary. you go to work, what else do you need, you get good money. and you, in principle, have everything for your 23 years there. what do you need more? where are you going

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understand how they came to such a life that it is clear that there are many different factors, but at the same timenal factor. at some point, they played politics, pulled, pulled, tore the state and poured in or demons in various stripes. the nazis we see now are tanks that drive with crosses. these nazi greetings, and the assignment of the honorary title of edelweiss to one of the brigades and so on, the west does not see this. why because he already played this card in the 20th century, anaha, it works well and now we are building a civil society. we continue to build laws on political parties on civil society, updated status. here how can we build our civil society in such a way that after a while it does not turn into a rupture. where, in ukraine, these demons will pour in, there are nazis, and we are somehow trying to replace them. the idea of ​​patriotism , let's pack into the idea of ​​patriotism something that has nothing to do with patriotism and some uncle across the ocean will tell us how and with whom to wage war. here is oleg sergeevich what we should focus on today is a very complex t